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<blockquote data-quote="Danllan" data-source="post: 8194792" data-attributes="member: 8735"><p>It is saddening that people are beating up domestic arguments in this matter; ffs, Putin <u>will</u> attack other countries if not stood up to, Ukraine will <u>not</u> be where he stops, and those who ignore history repeat its mistakes, and this would be a huge one.</p><p></p><p>Boris did exactly the right thing in going to Kiev, and again, just as <u>other</u> PMs and presidents have done. We can't risk a nuclear confrontation being initiated by direct involvement, that is plain. But we can do everything in our power to help Ukraine win this, which it can and <u>will</u> given enough support.</p><p></p><p>As for the EU, if Ukraine chooses to join, so be it. My guess is that it will and for much the same reasons as Poland did, and will join NATO eventually too, Fine, expect long memories from the Eastern states regarding all this; but of course they will remain in and part of the EU as long as they see it in their interests to do so.</p><p></p><p>And even if now we could look to a future when the EU will be doing wrong to the UK, I'd still say work with it and its members now to see that Putin gains nothing from his aggression and terror. It's the right thing to do both strategically <u>and</u> morally.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Probably quite true, but a revolting thing to write in this context.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Danllan, post: 8194792, member: 8735"] It is saddening that people are beating up domestic arguments in this matter; ffs, Putin [U]will[/U] attack other countries if not stood up to, Ukraine will [U]not[/U] be where he stops, and those who ignore history repeat its mistakes, and this would be a huge one. Boris did exactly the right thing in going to Kiev, and again, just as [U]other[/U] PMs and presidents have done. We can't risk a nuclear confrontation being initiated by direct involvement, that is plain. But we can do everything in our power to help Ukraine win this, which it can and [U]will[/U] given enough support. As for the EU, if Ukraine chooses to join, so be it. My guess is that it will and for much the same reasons as Poland did, and will join NATO eventually too, Fine, expect long memories from the Eastern states regarding all this; but of course they will remain in and part of the EU as long as they see it in their interests to do so. And even if now we could look to a future when the EU will be doing wrong to the UK, I'd still say work with it and its members now to see that Putin gains nothing from his aggression and terror. It's the right thing to do both strategically [U]and[/U] morally. Probably quite true, but a revolting thing to write in this context. [/QUOTE]
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